₦airaland Forum

DeLaRue:
I personally don't have a problem with the price of electricity, though I can understand that the experience of those in Band A is probably different.

I have always used electricity judiciously, so any pre paid electricity I buy tends to last for a reasonable length of time.

I have always been fastidious about switching off all gadgets FROM THE WALL.

First thing I do when I get out of bed is to pull my curtains so I take advantage of natural light. So, most if not all internal lights are off for most parts of the day unless I absolutely need it.

If I am leaving a room and not returning to that room within 5 mins, I switch off the light. Lights in any room that is not occupied is always switched off.

These are just habits that have become part of my routine. I don't do them because of electricity bill, but it has a very positive effect on my electricity bill. I have not bought electricity for about 3 months now, so cost of electricity is really not an issue for me.

Many Nigerians use electricity wastefully because we have one of the cheapest electricity prices in the world. But that is going to change with the introduction of new bands.

Jostoman:
Oga Atiku is trying for his people.

Jostoman:
And he is using it to help his people.

PlayMaker14:
You and your household are not worth N300 kpa, yet you criticize a man that donated to help the affected people.

thesicilian:
You're not wrong one bit. But are big, ultramodern buildings a hindrance to better healthcare? No. Has the building been completed and abandoned for lack of appropriate equipment and devices? Also no. The healthcare system may not be as regulated as we have in the first world, but it's still one of the best regulated sectors here in Nigeria. Nigerian healthcare professionals are also some of the best you can find anywhere in the world, any wonder why they're so sought after?
The lapses you see today are more a reflection of the "Nigerian Factor" in general, rather than the sector itself or the professionals themselves. So if a doctor or a nurse tells you as a patient that you cannot get treated unless you make a deposit, it is because that he or she will be the one to pay or be sacked should they treat you because you were begging and insisting on "life first." Now if one medical professional is sacked for going against the rules to save "one life", who takes care of the hundreds of thousands of others in dire emergency situations just like you?

Let's assume you're the nurse on duty and you have two equally urgent emergencies to take care of, which would you rather use your limited resources to treat, the one that can pay (and thus enables you to replace what you have used,) or the one begging you to have fear of God, as if the other person that needs help also is not a child of God? Sometimes it's as simple as that and sometimes it's more complicated than that.

thesicilian:
Are they supposed to bring the medical equipment and devices to the construction site before building the facility itself? Let them finish the building first before talking about equipment. Learn to appreciate good things.
Health workers always prioritise human lives, especially in the public sector where they have no personal stake in profits of the facility. However that doesn't mean anyone can go there expecting free treatment because human life is involved, the best you can get is first aid while you source for money.

God1000:
“Your Money Is For The Entire Family. Your Wife's Money Is For Herself. She Can Only Share If She Decides To” — Nigerian Doctor, Obianma Onya, Tells Married Men


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Source: oriental times

mmclatino:
This is very important

This kind gesture should go round in all state

Not only worship center and schools alone but all private and public entities

It will help to improve security in all state in Nigeria.

Chuknovski:
This guys are the only ones who really enjoy the military job in Nigeria, everything Nigerian military is built around them, any truthful personnel will affirm this,

spencekat:
You can name your child any name. Is not anybody's business.

Brendaniel:
Haters, Oya come and insult the man, why does the name Biafra pain some people so much ?

CyrusVI:
They should have done this since 1800 but its fine to do that now

Under a private operator, we can be sure of increased production over the next 12months as private firms tend to keep pushing their operational capacity to the extreme in a bid to secure bigger profits

Demands will be met and we may not experience fuel scarcity again.

Kyari thought this through and it sounded sane to him. It does to me too


Kudos

Trueprophet91:
Power?
Which power?
How can people enter bush unarmed,in search of wicked, mindless killers that armed to the teeth and high on everything highable?

There's no power there, the bandits don't know jack about rules of engagement or any of such shi.it

Trueprophet91:
Pity!

How are the mighty fallen?
Sokoto state was once peaceful.
It's today turned the den of bandits.
It's a pitty!

power if the people cannot be under estimated



And who is misleading these people?
If they're just matching into the forests unarmed to confront armed bandits, isn't that a suicide mission?

Except, of course, it's just for internet sensationalism.

Gistmedia10:
A symbol of wealth in the 80s and 90s… This was the typical setup of a wealthy man's living room.

Love800:
What do you mean by "working to be fit and staying fit"?

DeLaRue:
I listened to Chief Bode's George's interview from beginning to end, there was not a single tribe-related view there.

He said after Buhari's 8 years, PDP should have followed their party constitution by zoning their presidential candidacy to the South.

He also said allowing another Northerner to lead Nigeria immediately after Mr Buhari would have created a lot of problems in the country. On this basis, he said he didn't think Mr Atiku as president would have been good for the country.

What's tribalistic here.

The man was just expressing his personal political opinion.

Chief George has also criticised the current President many times. I don't recall Mr Atiku criticising Mr Buhari at any time during the latter's 8 years.

JASONjnr:
Rest on bro.....


Some people should understand that, when you're slim, you probably don't have enough calories to burn, but you can lift metals to build up your muscles. But then you need supplements to boost up your tissues.

But I regularly see slim people working out.... For what?

PHIPEX:
The anonymous guy could.be tracked but bandits displaying on social media could not be tracked

Brendaniel:
The truth is train is best for long distance journeys, train just like planes are best for long distance travel, so how can you say bye bye to cars because of train?

Can train take you to your gate or door step?

Asquare84:
Wao, Nigerian don't have leaders at all, look at how we accept any deception from white skin, as if it truth. Why did governor Amosun did not do due diligence before he terminate the contract of the rightful investor.

sunshineV:
launch one to aso rock for us

tofolo:
Omo, the level of anger these days is terrible.

Puss360:
Yeah, I'm average, but at least I'm alive and better than those who are dead...
Thanks for reminding me dear🤗🤗

Puss360:
🤣🤣🤣...the calculations heavy pass average Nigerian brain...

Long and short, be say hope say light go dey ooo...?